Are you tired of performing the same repetitious task on your Palm? MacroPlay is the leading macro recorder and player for the Palm OS. If you perform a task repeatedly in Palm, you can automate the task by using a macro. A macro is a series of pen taps or key-presses that you group together as a single command to accomplish a task automatically. Instead of manually performing a series of time-consuming, repetitive pen tap and key-press actions in Palm, you can create and run a single macro - in effect, a custom command - that accomplishes the task for you.

Note: This is the OS5 "Demo" ("Lite") version. See the developer's site for the PRO version which includes advanced features such as scheduling and the ability to assign macros to the hardware buttons.

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Version History

Ver 11.7

• Add API for integration with other apps, like Voice Call. This allows other apps to call MacroPlay to run a macro.
• Support 5-way navigation.
• Fix bug with soft reset.

Ver 11.6

• Improve support for Treo devices. To activate a shortcut-assigned macro, press Menu plus the assigned letter/number.

Ver 11.5

• Fix a bug with the minutely and hourly scheduler.

Ver 11.4

• Improve hourly scheduling to account for day of week. This allows an hourly repeating macro to run only on certain days of the week, e.g. Monday to Friday.
• Add ability to copy a macro. This makes it easier to have different schedules for the same macro.

Ver 11.3

• Add support for Keyguard in Treo devices to allow scheduled macro to run properly when device is off.

Ver 11.2

• Fix a bug with using the system keyboard dialog.

Ver 11.1

• Auto Off allows a macro to power off the device after execution.
• User can schedule a macro to run on device power on.
• Add the Voice Record button and more command characters to the "Shortcut Link" option.
• Allow user to specify an end time for hourly/minutely repeat tasks. The user can now choose to run a repeated macro only during a defined time range. This is useful when the user wants a macro to run only during his working hours.